Japan's toilets are fascinating

Japan, the gadget loving nation treats you (and your ass) well in the toilet. Look at these buttons and what they can do to ensure the cleanliness before leaving the toilet. The orange button is for stopping. You need it when things get out of control. The button with w-shape and spraying water is for cleaning your thing. The one next to it is the soft mode. (For non-hardcore) The pink one is for lady. The location of water being sprayed is different. Guys get the strange feeling (perhaps kinky) when hitting that button. The last one is for air drying. Below these buttons are more buttons and LCD display. You can adjust the heating of the seat, the deodorizer, etc. You might be able to play some puzzles to kill some time there.

If you happened to be in Japan, be sure to check them out. Go try every buttons. [WARNING] If there's a button that will change a sanitary pad for you then, that's gotta' hurt a lot for guys.

Bangkok subway's prohibited items

There are so many rules in Bangkok's subway (MRT, formally). I have attached what's written as 'Restriction' in this post. And at least I broke one rule! (No photos) Anyway it's not hurting anybody, I think :) You can see that the rules are pretty strict. You cannot shopping too much. You cannot even sit! No eating and drinking illustration don't seem to match with the Thai culture. People like eating grilled pork with sticky rice more than hamburgers, I think. And the drink is often served in a plastic bag hanging to your finger comfortably using a rubber band. But the most interesting thing here is that 'no durian is allowed'. And to illustrate that well, it deserves some colours! (others don't) Now you ask, do Thai people really like to carry durian around, especially to the subway? My answer is No! They are heavy and stinks. I think they tried to warn foreigners. Coz' they like to buy exotic stuff, right?

Thai Students in Tokyo Tech

A new Facebook group for Thai students in Tokyo tech has been opened. I designed this logo :)

Thai Tokodai
The social network group for information sharing, news, events and more.
Est. June 12, 2010 

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=135544986458927